California Motorcycle Test 03

Obtaining your motorcycle permit in California is an exciting step towards becoming a licensed rider. Using our practice tests and following our study tips, you’ll be well-prepared to pass the California DMV motorcycle knowledge exam and begin your journey on the open road. Remember to always ride safely and follow all traffic laws for a fun and enjoyable riding experience. So start studying today and get ready to hit the road!

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California Motorcycle Practice Test 03

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Approaching an intersection, a driver coming from your left appears to smile and nod you through. What should you do?

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If you are in a high-risk area (intersection, shopping area, school or construction zone) what should you have covered?

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Where should you direct your vision when making an emergency swerve?

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Why should you assume a car driver hasn't seen you at night?

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In an emergency, how should you sound your horn?

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When should you take measures to guard against the driver of a parked car pulling a U-turn in front of you?

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How can you get round the different view convex mirrors give you of traffic behind?

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Which of these mistakes is the most common one made by motorcyclists involved in collisions?

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When should you switch off your high beam light at night?

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Approaching a parked car, where should you position yourself?

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The best place to be when taking a curve is?

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When you're passing a vehicle which could move into your lane, when should you use your horn?

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Riding on the highway, how long before you change lanes should you signal your intention?

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Which is these is not a potential hazard?

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When you're riding in a straight line, what should you do if your front wheel locks?

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When is it especially important to flash your brake light?

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When you park at the roadside, what angle to the curb should you take?

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On a suburban road, how far from a left or right turn should you begin using your turn signals?

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When approaching two or more hazards, how should you adjust your speed?

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When you have to make an emergency swerve, what should your body position be?

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Which of these should you wear to maximize your chances of avoiding collisions?

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As you approach a driver pulling out from your left, you should be aware that s/he is very likely to?

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When should you not use your high beam headlight during the hours of darkness?

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What's the best way of overcoming your blind spot?

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How can the tail lights of a car you're following help you with your judgment?

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You're riding along a road you know well at night. What should your speed be?

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In an emergency, which of these should you NOT do?

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When can you afford to ignore your mirrors?

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When you see a hazard which requires evasion ahead, what should you do?

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When should you cancel your turn signals?

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California DMV Motorcycle Permit Practice Tests

Welcome to our comprehensive guide for preparing for the California DMV motorcycle knowledge exam! We understand that getting your motorcycle permit can be challenging, and we’re here to help make it as smooth as possible.

About the Exam

The California DMV motorcycle knowledge exam tests your understanding of basic riding theory, vehicle control, and gear shifting. This 25-question multiple-choice test covers a wide range of topics related to safe and responsible riding practices. Passing this exam is essential to obtaining your motorcycle permit in California.

Why Practice Tests Are Important

Practicing with sample tests is one of the most effective ways to prepare for the California DMV motorcycle knowledge exam. By taking practice tests, you’ll become familiar with the actual exam format and get a sense of what types of questions to expect. This will help reduce test anxiety and increase your confidence on exam day.

Our Practice Tests

Our practice tests are designed to mimic the official California DMV motorcycle knowledge exam closely. Each test contains 25 multiple-choice questions covering all the critical topics needed to pass the exam. Once you complete a practice test, you’ll receive immediate feedback on your answers so you can review and improve upon any areas where you may have struggled.

Study Tips

In addition to taking our practice tests, we highly recommend studying thoroughly before taking the California DMV motorcycle knowledge exam. Here are a few tips to help you prepare:

  • Read and study the official California DMV Motorcycle Handbook. This is the primary resource for information on California’s safe riding practices and laws.
  • Take notes while studying. Writing down crucial concepts and information can help with retention.
  • Use flashcards to review key terms and definitions.
  • Practice riding skills such as gear shifting, braking, and turning in a safe environment.
  • Familiarize yourself with road signs and traffic signals.